HOTSHEET FOR MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 2009
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-- RADIO ONE --
1. THE CURRENT:
The line-ups across the country for the H1N1 flu vaccine are creating
another health problem…along with the concern, confusion and
continuing misinformation about the virus itself.
Today on The Current, host Anna Maria Tremonti finds out how the
situation is causing huge levels of stress - especially among doctors
and nurses. She’ll hear from people on the front lines…and get some
expert advice on how health care workers - and the public - can cope
with stress.
That’s on The Current with host Anna Maria Tremonti, today at 8:30
a.m. (9 NT) on CBC Radio One.
2. Q:
As the most powerful figure in hip hop music…Jay-Z is a Grammy Award
winner, Billboard chart topper and go-to collaborator for many popular
musicians. His latest CD The Blueprint 3 is receiving acclaim from
critics and fans alike…and his current tour in support of the album
recently took him through Canada. Today on Q, Jay-Z joins host Jian
Ghomeshi to talk about this latest release…as well as his rise from
the projects of Brooklyn to a successful business empire that includes
music, a clothing line, sports teams, and real estate.
Music and business mogul Jay-Z on Q..today at 10:00 a.m. (10:30 NT) on
CBC Radio One.
3. THE NEXT CHAPTER:
This week on The Next Chapter…it’s a special conversation with
Canada's first female country-singing superstar, Anne Murray. She’ll
join host Shelagh Rogers to talk about her life and career - as
described in her new memoir - All of Me. The Springhill, Nova Scotia
native describes what it was like growing up with five rambunctious
brothers…she’ll also reveal how her childhood gave her the perfect
training to survive a 40-year career in show-business.
An intimate interview with music legend Anne Murray on The Next
Chapter with host Shelagh Rogers, today at 1:00 p.m. (1:30 NT) on CBC
Radio One.
4. IDEAS IN THE AFTERNOON:
Today on IDEAS in the Afternoon…writer and broadcaster Gilbert Reid
continues his tour of France with a look at its connection with
religion. He’ll find out why French citizens are repositories of
myths, symbols – and traumas. And he’ll explore how these elements
have created a distinct national identity for the European country.
Exploring the sacred stories that define the way the French think
about themselves today…in this installment of “Gilbert Reid’s
France”. That’s on IDEAS in the Afternoon with host Paul Kennedy,
today at 2:00 p.m. (2:30 NT) on CBC Radio One.
-- RADIO 2 --
5. CANADA LIVE:
Canadian singer-songwriter Jeremy Fisher just keeps getting better and
better. He delivers magnificent songs that people just can’t stop
humming to. But tonight on Canada Live, Fisher proves his wonderful
rapport with his audience. In return…they laughed, they clapped and
they cheered him on during the entire performance at Vancouver’s St.
James Hall. It’s a spectacular concert that captures this outstanding
musician in top form.
Folk, pop and good times with Jeremy Fishes on Canada Live…tonight at
7:00 p.m. (7:30 NT) on CBC Radio 2.